William Harvey (1578-1657) was not a plumber. He was a physician. That's why he wrote ... "But as the structure and movements of the heart differ from those of the lungs, and the motions of the arteries from those of the chest, so it seems likely that other ends and offices will thence arise, ... Read More

Ralph Marinelli, Branko Fuerst, Hoyte van der Zee, Andrew McGinn, & William Marinelli ("The Heart Is Not a Pump: A Refutation of the Pressure Propulsion Premise of Heart Function," Frontier Perspectives, Fall-Winter 1995) wrote ... "Not only is the blood flow well maintained in the embryo before... Read More

Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty) said ... "Very fast breathing is a hyper condition, or alkalinity. The breath comes in too soon. High blood pressure results. Breathing too slow is a hypo condition, or acidity. The breath comes in too late. The result is low blood pressure." Matthew Joseph Roder... Read More

Nicholas Lee, M.D. ("The Heart is Not a Pump," AnthroMed Library, 2004-2009) wrote ... "So strongly is the pump concept in­grained in the col­lective psyche that even trying to think otherwise is more than most people can man­age. Yet Rudolf Steiner, a man not given to unscien­tific or slipsh... Read More

Thomas Cowan, M.D. (interviewed by Patrick Timpone on One Radio Network, Nov. 24, 2015) said ... "Now if you do a flow diagram of this, the interesting thing you notice is that the speed of the blood going into the heart is actually exactly the same as the speed of the blood coming out of the hea... Read More